Fire Watch Security Officer Woodland CA

Hammer Head Security•Woodland, CA

12d•Onsite

About The Position

The Fire Watch Security Officer is responsible for maintaining a safe and secure environment at the Westcore Woodland facility through continuous fire watch monitoring, security patrols, incident reporting, and enforcement of site-specific safety procedures. Officers are expected to maintain high visibility, conduct regular patrols, identify potential fire hazards, and respond appropriately to emergencies while adhering to company and client policies.

Requirements

Valid California Security Guard Card (if applicable).
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Strong observation and situational awareness skills.
Excellent verbal and written communication abilities.
Ability to accurately complete reports and documentation.
Ability to walk patrol routes and stand for extended periods.
Basic knowledge of emergency response procedures.

Responsibilities

Conduct and document fire watch inspections every 30 minutes without exception.
Complete and sign Fire Watch Log Sheets accurately and on time.
Identify and report fire hazards, life safety concerns, or unsafe conditions.
Submit completed fire watch logs to the Security Operations Center (SOC) at the end of each shift.
Monitor designated areas to ensure compliance with fire safety requirements.
Conduct interior patrols of the Security Glass Room and warehouse areas.
Perform exterior patrols of all four sides of the property.
Scan designated QR checkpoints during patrol rounds.
Maintain a visible security presence throughout the property.
Observe and report suspicious activities, safety hazards, and security breaches.
Open and secure designated gates according to site procedures.
Monitor property access points and report unauthorized access attempts.
Maintain awareness of site conditions and operational activities.
Follow all site-specific post orders and client requirements.
Respond appropriately to fires, medical emergencies, criminal activity, and other incidents.
Contact emergency services (911) when required and provide accurate information.
Meet and direct emergency responders to incident locations.
Notify management and dispatch of all emergencies and significant incidents.
Follow emergency evacuation and life safety procedures.
Complete Daily Activity Reports (DARs) accurately and professionally.
Prepare Incident Reports (IRs) using the Six Facts method: Who What When Where How Witness Information
Maintain detailed records of patrols, observations, and incidents.
Submit all required documentation before the end of each shift.
Respond promptly to dispatch safety calls and status checks.
Maintain communication through company-approved devices and applications.
Provide regular updates to management and dispatch regarding site conditions.
Answer company phones professionally and courteously.